JayRoberto
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EDIE --> Something I found while surfing the net
EDIE SEDGWICK (1943-1971)
I don't know how she did it. Fire
She was shaking all over. It took
her hours to put her make-up on.
But she did it. Even the false eye-lashes.
She ordered gin with triple
limes. Then a limosine. Everyone
knew she was the real heroine of
Blonde on Blonde.
oh it isn't fair
oh it isn't fair
how her ermine hair
turned men around
she was white on white
so blonde on blonde
and her long long legs
how I used to beg
to dance with her
but I never had
a chance with her
oh it isn't fair
how her ermine hair
used to swing so nice
used to cut the air
how all the men
used to dance with her
I never got a chance with her
though I really asked her
down deep
where you do
really dream
in the mind
reading love
I'd get
inside
her move
and we'd
turn around
and she'd
turn around
and turn the head
of everyone in town
her shaking shaking
glittering bones
second blonde child
after brian jones
oh it isn't fair
how I dreamed of her
and she slept
and she slept
forever
and I'll never dance
with her no never
she broke down
like a baby
like a baby girl
like a lady
with ermine hair
oh it isn't fair
and I'd like to see
her rise again
her white white bones
with baby brian jones
baby brian jones
like blushing
baby dolls
Patti Smith
Seventh Heaven (1972)
Telegraph Books, Boston, MA, USA
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moya
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very cool Jay
here's something that might have some interest
http://www.reel.com/movie.asp?mid=8664
damn this link posting thing.....
[Edited on 3-19-2003 by moya]
*** All the suffering in the world arises out of wanting happiness for self. All happiness in the world arises out of wanting happiness for others
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RedVelvet
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OK, so JayRoberto comes up with Edie, and Moya brings in the movie aspect, which got me thinking, and while I was searching
for something else, I ran across the following at [url]http://www.warholstars.org:[/url]
November 1966. The DOORS come to New York for the first time and play at the nightclub, Ondine.
Andy Warhol: “Gerard (Malanga) took one look at JIM MORRISON in leather pants just like his and he flipped. ‘He stole
my look!’ he screamed, outraged." (POP189)
JIm Morrison had seen Gerard Malanga performing earlier that year at The Trip in L.A., as part of the Exploding Plastic Inevitable. Morrison
was supposed to be the star of Andy Warhol's “first ‘blue movie’ - he’d agreed to bring a girl over and fuck her in front of the camera but
when the time came, he never showed up.” (POP190)
So, I say all the Ian bashers who are complaining that Ian stole Jim's look ought to think again
[Edited on 3-19-2003 by RedVelvet]
WARNING: the crumsumpten of alcahol may Mack you tink you can tipe real gode.
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shriekin poetess
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i've loved that since i read it in my edie book. an american girl (i seem to have mislpaced it at the moment so i cant double-check the name) i
recommend it. a great read.
Anyhow! thanks for posting it
it spreads beauty and mourning to any who read it..
brightest blessings
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iana
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1943-1971 aren't those the sames years for Jim Morrison?:puzzled:
There's plenty of room for all of God's creatures.Right next to the mashed potatoes!
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